Wednesday, October 5, 1955
THE NEBRASKAN
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Football Tickets
All students must present their
I.D. cards to the Innocent at the
east stadium doors for punching
and then present their football
ticket to the ticket taker for punch
ing. Both the student's I.D. card
and football ticket must be signed
Identically In ink.
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saw action in nearly two thirds
of the Kansas State game last
Courtesy Lincoln Journal
Saturday. The stocky 200 pound
sophomore from Minden has re
ceived coach Bill Glassford's
praise on his attitude and performance.
As I See It
If Brooklyn Can,
Then Nebraska Can
By WALT BLORE
OPEN LETTER TO NEBRASKA FANS:
Dear Fans,
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u. vnty can ao n m BrooKiyn, you can do it at Nebraska. It has
been a long drought in Flatbush, but yesterday, Oct. 4, they finally
eame home with the "big one." This all proves that where hope and
iui reign oupreme, we cnances lor success are quite plentiful.
Effigy Burners
j In. Nebraska the drought over the past ten years hasnt been as
bad as the effigy burners would like you, the fans, to believe. Although
he crops havent been record breakers, they have produced pleasantly
Path Always Rocky
Regardless of the field you are engaged in, you know that the
nara rccxy patns are much easier to traverse with friends. All through
the years you, as fans, have demonstrated your loyalty to Cornhusker
football fortunes. At times the fortunes seem quite tarnished. But,
whenever things seem discouraging in the Husker camp, just remember
mat to normally impatient Flatbushers had to wait until October 4.
1955.
Bacon Comes Rome
wra iia trying to say is hang on a while longer and the Big
ea wiu cnng nome me Dacca againiai the same coaching staff too.
The majority of this year's team is made up of sophomores and juniors.
The freshman squad has a wealth of talent. Within the next two or
three years the Comhuskers will make everybody including Oklahoma.
sit back and take notice. Regardless of who has the coaching reins in
toe coming years, ttie material will belong to Bill Glassford. Might just
as well stick with him.
Glassford Okay
X think (bat Glassford is a good coach. He has produced excellent
teams when he had abundant talent. During the lean years, which con
front every coach but Bud Wilkinson, Bill has had more than his
chart of troubles. Key players have been injured, and others hit schol
astic or lingerie hurdles.
This 1955 edition of the Big Red has been riddled by circumstances
that would send weaker coaches into mental institutions. This is no
excuse for a poor season. There will be no need for such excuse because
this will not be a poor season. I believe that many of you fans will be
quite surprised when the season comes to an end.
Out en Limb
Consequently, I have put myself out on a limb. However, I'm not
worried because at the end of the season I can climb nimbly down
from that limb and say I told you so!
GC BIG RED!
Erwy Leads Big Seven
Storing. With 24 (Points
Won Lout Tied Prt.
Colorado 1.000
Oklahoma t 0 ( 1.000
Kanaaa 1 X .33:
Nebraika 1 I 0 .333
Iowa State 0 t 0 .000
Kaniaa State 0 S .000
Mlaiouri 0 3 .000
Won I.nul Tl.d Prt.
Colorado 1 0 1.000
Neeiatka 1 1.000
Kantaa State 1 .000
Kaniaa 0 1 0 .000
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
Oct. 7 Mlaaourl at S.M.U.
Oct. 8 Iowa State at Kaniaa
Toxaa A M at Nebraika
Colorado at Oraon
Oklahoma-Tent at Dallaa
Kanaaa State at Marquette
Nebraska gridders are holding
their own among other conference
elevens according to the statistics
compiled by the Missouri Valley
Intercollegiate Athletic Associa
tion. The Huskers are the number
one team in the nation on pass de
fense, and their quarterback, Don
Erway is the loop's top scorer.
Erway of Nebraska, who scored
all 16 points m the victorv over
Kansas State, boomed into the
Gym Team
To Begin
Practicing
University of Nebraska evmnas-
tic team started workouts Thurs
day for the season which opens
December 10 with an invitational
meet at Chicago. .
The varsity squad Includes
Bruce Riley, Omaha, the ton scor
er for the Comhuskers last season.
Others are Verl Bore. Wakefield:
DuWayne Furman, Hemingford;
Phil Hockerberger, Columbus; Er
vin Krist, Omaha; Jerry Landwer,
Lincoln; Robert MacDonald, Bay
ard; Don Pakieser, Omaha; Wil
liam Raecke, Central City; Wayne
Strickler, Lincoln; Eldon Parks,
Giltner.
Among the freshmen reporting
are Charles Ellis, Beatrice; James
Fraser, Omaha; Robert Heff el
finger, Lincoln: Bob McCalla, Lin
coln; Jerry Williamson, Lincoln;
Roy Neil, Cozad.
Buddy Yade, Fairbury, is senior
manager; A. J. Sprague, Beatrice,
freshman manager. Any student in
terested in gymnastics should re
port to coach Jake Geier.
The schedule:
Dec. 10 Invitational at Chicago,
Jan. 14 Kansas State at Man
hattan.
21 Colorado in Lincoln.
Feb. 11 Kansas State in Lin
coln.
16 Mankato Teachers at
Mankato.
17 Minnesota at Minneap
olis.
IS Northwest Champion
ships at Minneapolis.
27 Iowa in Lincoln.
March 3 All-College Champion-
9 Illinois (Navy Pier
Branch) in Lincoln.
4 for 96; and
braska,
scoring lead with 24 points. Mo
Donald of Oklahoma follows with
Oklahoma, perennial league
champion and high ranked nation
ally, picked up 895 yards total of
fense in its two games. The Soon
ers rushed for 760 yards and
passed for 135. O. U. aerials have
been 47 per cent accurate, tops
in that category.
Two Sooners paced the rushing
department. Tommy McDonald has
carried 26 times for 204 net yards.
Jimmy Harris has 163 yards on 30
attempts. They are followed by
Rex Fischer, Nebraska, 145 yards,
and Bob Burris, Oklahoma, 142
yards.
Missouri's Dave Doane is the
leading passer with 10 completions
in 29 attempts for 184 yards. Walt
Strauch of Kansas with 160, Don
Erway and Willie Greenlaw of Ne
braska with 126 and 124 yards re
spectively, fall in behind the
leader. , ,
Rounding out the pass receivers
are Jim Lecavits, Kansas, 3 for
108 yards; LeRoy Butherus, Ne-
Frank Clarke, Colorado, 3 for 95.
LEADING SCORERS
Player 8chool TD Con.
Erway Nebraika 3 3
McDonald Oklahoma ..3
Franclico Kanaaa ....3
Bnrnlne Mlnourl 3
Borria Oklahoma t
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